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THE CHARLUTTETUWN GUARDIAN

President-W. Chun: 8. Alcllura. ll. P. Vlve-|'l’°ll¢|°'"f-i- B- BIPIUU

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Morning Daily (founded 1887) “.00 per year (In advance) delivered. ".50 per yen? (ln ailvunee) mailed In Clnlds und Uallrd Hillel.

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NEARING ‘THE GOAL of political changes whose far-reach-

-- ing results may prove lncalculable

Yesterdays news of the lmperlaliin modifying present parliamentary

Economic Conference is more thanipracticcs and deyeloping new and

reassuring. It is now expected that better aspects? There will always

concrete trade agreements, provfd- be room for party politics under ing for increased preferences for'»Brit*sh democracy; but the polit-

Dominlon products in the markets ic-ian who is merely an obstruction-

0f the United Kingdom with eo

responding advantages to Brltis

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who blocks movements or pol-

icies manifestly in the public inter-

lnclustrial exporters in Dominion est simply because they emanate

markets, will be ready for li plen-_from a'government. to which he is my session of the Conference next| politically opposed, may shortly

Tlillrsciay_ The present plan. it isl find himself out of a job.

reported, is to einbody the various

toncessions in a multi-lateral agree-

nmt covering accord as between

Great Brjtzliu, the Dominiolis and ind a.

The definite siatcrnent is made

‘hat the llrltisil deleization is neg-

ntialinl: on the lmsis that Empire

gireff-rr»iicc is now all esiaiiill-lied

part of thc_ British fiscal s_v.~tein. This in itself is an indication of' the

great. progivss which has been made at the conference table, It

'iasveneouraged frnnkness and plain speaking, and the result of its cle-

liberlitiolls will set at rest, Once

rid for ali, the expectation of thosc

lvlio nla\iniail;ed tha; Britain was

nnly waitng to return to ll free

-.rade policy, For whatever_c0nces-

lions are 'given as between the Do-

ninions and the United Kingdom,

ihey will te dependent entirely upon Britaiirs adherence to some form of

tariff protection This was the point

node two _Years ago bv Premier

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Bennett at the Empire Conference

n London. The storm of partisan

TEMPERA N CE EFFORTS

Trinperancc organizations in this

Province are rightly concemed about

‘nculcating the principles of tem-

perallee in thc younger generation. and it is encouraging to note that this side of the question is being

emphasized more and more strongly by the Womens Christian Temper-

alice Union, whose annual conven-

tion fake piece on Tuesday, August 16, at Pownal. There will be after- noon and evening sessions, and the garnering will be addressed by Miss Rosemllnd Duff, of Ottawa, Nation-

al “Y” Scci'etary,,W. C. T. U. Miss

Duff will also deliver temperaxlce addresses during the week at Bed-

eque, 0’Leal‘y, Alberton, Hunter River, North Wiltshire, Comwall,

Chai'lotteto'wn, Murray River, Mon- tague and Summerside.

The date fixed for the W. C. T. U.

eoliveiition is timely in view of the

plans -now under way for the ob- servance of Temperance Week, from

iz-itlcism raised at Mr. Bennetts

olain-spoken words on that occas-

on has subsided, and the effect ofi cis declaration is now seen in tilei if-ncral acceptance of llls l)0llf`Y 35

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1 work ng basis of the present Con-_

ference activities, It is thus that all

-rreat nlovenleliis are eloiri :i. 'l`llOS0 who sec il little farther' than their

fellows, who speak boldly ill advance

of the times, are criticised and mls-

1i‘.terprc-tcrl until the import of their

~he.=s:»ue s bi~ntll:iit. home by tile

irresistable logic of facts. And there can be no doubt that it is to the

logic of facts, combined with the

readership given by the Canadian Prime Minister, that the Confer-

ince will owe its success, Sentiment

in favor of free trade there un-

doubtedly exists in_E1lglImCl .\‘@i3 uit the tl-.ide eriierls upon wlwm

:hc British delegates rely in nego-

tiating at Ottawa are. as one com- neniator remarked, about as senti-

nental as a_ bundle of steel crow- vm-g_ rl is on ft business basis that

the negotiations nt. Ottawa for

tariff preferences are being con- cluctccl, and it is dllc to this fact

that such concrete progress is be-

ing made.

The question remains as to what

com-55 the anti-govel'rlnielit factions

lil the Dominions and the Moth-

erland will pursue when the trade

agreements, now in process of com-

pletion, come up for parliamentary

ratification. Wherein can they im-

prove, in practice or in princ*lJl¢»

on what has been agreed on at ottawaf. The ottawa pants and

agreements, based on the judgment and advice of many non-political

experts, will be designed for the

greatest benefit possible to all con- cerned. Public sentiment will not

mls;-ate fggtous opposition with any

degree of complacency or patience. As ll. correspondent in a mainland

“Change points out, there will, ln the nature oi' things, be a. tnice to

Qettymnd partisan politics until a fair trial will havebeen givcii thc mutual decisions reached at the gangdlgn capital. In such an event

,_gnd if for nothing else-the Ot-

tawa. Conference will result in a powerful influence towards Emlllfc unity, in eradicating factlous op-

position nurtured in quarters where lectional interests or academic theo- ries have held sway and have per-

llsted despite any and all conditions

governing Empire trade and com- merce. Who, asks the. eorres,:.::ntl-

ent quoted, will dare to assert, with

Sept. 11 to Sept. 18, in commemor-

ation of the centenary of the first "Total Abstinence Pledge" in Eng-

land. The program will be under the directon of the Temperance

Federation of the Province, with which the Women‘s Christian Tem-

perance Union is afflliated. lt is

expected that the schools, the

churches, and all interested in tem-

perance work _will co-operate to make the movement a signal suc- cess.

A WORTHY CA USE

A feature of the Provincial Ex-

hibit/on this year, as in other years, will be the teas held in the main Exhibition building. under

the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the Prince Edward Island Hos-

pital. Contributions for this pur-

pose are being solicited from ctiy and country. The country contrib- utions rtrc being arranged for by

auxiliaries throughout the Prov- ince. The Ladies' Aid are relying

entirely upon the enterprise and initiative of these auxiliaries to get

in the contributions, which must be forwarded-to the CllHl'l0f-i.0l0WI\

later than August 22nd. This mat-

ter only requires to be drawn at- tention to, as it is certain that the people throughout the country are well acquainted with the value of the Hospital and will appreciate an

opportunity of making contribut-

ions, in kind or in money. The Ladies Auxiliary in the city will see that these donations t080¢l1¢Y‘

with the Charlottetonm Augriliaries. are utilized to the public advantage.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Thieves who looted a bath-house

at a Florida beach made a bonfire

of the bathing suits. The blaze, says n ci-.1ie"il contemporary, was visible

for .';ever.'\l ynrds.

William Z. Foster, Communist

candidate for President of the

United States, has been arrested on

the charge of obstructing a highway in Lawrence, M'ass_, where he at-

tempted to address a gathering. The offence is ix minor one and it has

served to give Mr. Foster more pub- llcity tllan he otherwise would have

ncliicved, It w.ll hadly win him many votes, howiwer, as in presid- ential rlcct;ons the ctizens in gen-

eral think of only two parties, and

this prospect ahead. that the 0lta'.vn’don‘t even briilier to remember the

gqgerence is not the forerunnerlnames or the leaders in the other|.._

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headquarters of the organization not

IIUTES BY THE _WAY

Ami- an uis lime Liber-l critics

need not be discouraged. Whatever the ultimate result 'of the Imperial Conference may be some thinKS will be different. from what they would have been had they been otherwise. The fact that they are not otherwise will afford an oppor- tunity for fault finding and for blaming the Bennett government. Many monkey wrenches have been thrown at the Conference machin- ery but most of them fell very wide of the mark. In all probability Lib- eral monkey-wrenches will be of- fered at 9. discount after the Con- ference is over.

Sir William Bragg, distinguished

British scientist, spoke at a. recent meeting of the English Association in London of the great importance of a thorough knowledge of English in relation to scientific discoveries. Teachers of English, he added, had so-divorced themselves from science that it was hard to get any help from them. Rising to rebut, a teach- er of English might have said that scientists had so divorced them- selves from clear and simple English that lt, was hard to get any under- standing of science from them-.

The heaviest fine in the history

of the world was imposed by Judge Landis, in the United States District Court at Chicago, August 5th, twenty-five, years ago, upon the Standard Oil Company of Indiana the maximum amount of $29,240,000, upon 1,462 counts of the indictments on which the company had been convicted of rebating. The judge also recommended a special grand jury to consider the other party to the rebatingoperatione of which the Standard Oil was found guilty.

Massachlisetts authorities are i re-

ported to be getting ready to make a strict check-up on the tires used by Massachusetts motorists. It is said that the state motor registrar is preparing to order the driver whose tires are badly worn to equip his car with a new set or surrender his drlver's license. Here is an angle of the safety campaign that is often overlooked. Everybody knows that the driver whose car has defective brakes or faulty headlights is a menace to all other drivers; but the driver whose tires are worn how often do we stop to think that down to the fabric is in the same class ? A tire of that description is apt to explode at any moment. A blow-out at a. moderately high speed can throw a car completely out of control and cause a. disas- trous wreck. A campaign to rule out all wornout tires off the highway might be an exceedingly sensible step. _ ~

Calais, Maine, is said to be the

only city ln the world that receives its water supply from a foreign country, Canada, also, but then Fort Fairfield is not a city. Theta: Maine communities evidently have their water from Canadian sources, piped to them. When they want other liquids they have to come and get them.

Il the Fascist spirit weakening?

One might also imagine that it is after reading Premier Mussolini‘s "thunder and lghtning" message to the people of Italy, Apparently the Dictator has deemed it desirable, at any rate, to give his compatriots a strong dose of good, old-fashioned blood and iron medicine. Mr. Mus- solini wrote the article himself. His latest thriller will appear in all the Italian newspapers. The world oan't get along without war, the Italian Premier holds. Indeed he looks upon war as a dedrable thing, "bringing human energies to their full force, placing the seal of nobil- ity on people who have the courage to face it." As for democracy, Mr. Mussolini has no use for it. Fascism denies, he says, that governments can be organized by periodical con- sultations with the masess.

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Ottawa authorities did not "fool"

in disposing of "Workers Economic Conference” visitors who tried to stage a rough-house demonstration. The demonstration was broken up and 14 persona arrested. Thirteen of them, including two women, were released from Jail later and told to get out of town in a hurry. Des- patches indicate that they "got." The fourteegh member of the group was rtnanded for 'hearing. The charge against him, that of as- saulting A police onieer, is more serious. A lot of sob; will no doubt be sobbed and a lot of sloppy words uttered and written about the cnpit`al‘s "harsh treatment" of the unemployed, Nevertheless, it is our opinion that Ottawa handled these people just as they deserve to be

handle* Had the authorities at Washington shown similar back- bone, many weeks ago, in sending the bonus marchers on their way, the unfortunate incidents of last

what

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This deplorable condition still con- And greeted an ash and touched an »

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_-CHEAP HEAT TREATMENT FOR CHRDNIC RHEUMATISM

examination and have had various

your Joint-s are still still and pain- ful. _ _

Anything that will give heat will

and the use of hot baths, are all of help.They are supplying heat to the

Dr. L. Hill London, states that

to the mercury vapor lamp, the local tungsten arc and a source of

weeks; thei: joints became easier,

out of lymph, loosening of the con- nective or hard tissue around the

promoting nutriticm,`and so over-

heat is applied for long periods

rival wireless theories

to optical totality.

may, in fact, be over before the "optical eclipse" begins. The "pm-_ tlvle eclipse" rclzion, it has also been

the band of optical totality.

On August 31 the "optlcal eclipse"

will be observable in Canada, hug, the “particle eclipse" effects, if

Greenland and Westem Europe. Special wireless observations at a

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Turmoil In Germany

has had no effect in subduing the; political animosities which for weeks before that event kept the country in a. state bordering upon civil Wir-

d s atches telling of riots and

_ me e p I gs f me He sighed and spoke:

bloodshed in nearly ill PU ° Republic, these disturbances being more especially prevalent in the

You (or some member of your pf-usslan provinces. To say _that .' 1 _ family) have been afflicted with germany is at a political deadlock A Wife 1 had- “nd ‘he ls °s'

chronic rheumatism for a long 15 tantamount to saying that th0_ said

time. You have had a thorough whole wumry is in a state of tur- “M me hzmr of I__°st?__

moil, which has been increased

sources _ of infection removed -_ mme; than lessened by the realign- , The oak trees. s0__ghed_ the ash tree teeth' extracted’ “msus removed" ment of political forces ln which lllc sighed ~ sinuses and gall bladder drained. Nazis showed their strength and But never a' word they gave that have had colonic irrigatlons. Yet manoeuwed themselves into a uewl __ king ,

coign of vantage, though stoutly op- posed by the Socialists and Conl-

You h ti d variou di - - -

as Prestiiigedr eby Physicilaiiqsle 1: mumsts' who also made some sam But did not sing

' at the polls, enabling them to _

suggested by interested friends ' _ ‘ HU _ with no m1reSu,,s_ ’ thwart the designs or the i er _The old king shut his two eyesfast.

ltes and engage ln a. bittel struggle

continuance of government by de- I

be of help iii ciiroilic rheumatism. cree .lUSi-asmuiiefs °° ` I h That is the reason that the various election took place. A memoranduin| °f t 8 sea' *H*-"'_'*' .»~_..._.`~

killed and 497 injured in the num- erous brawls which have occurred, _

d ff .

Dart of me bo y R cated and the figured total of persons we,-e_

, _

some patients with severe chronic injured more or less seriously is set But Time forgot us, and no one

at six or eight thousand exclusive grieves,

rheumntism which had been treated fm. many weeks by Short exposures of any upheavals in the neighbor- who remembers us? Who will stir

hood of Berlin. The elimination at the polls of many of the smaller in-

celveo nlore benefit from two or any Pefceilllble effect in clearing things, _ three prolonged exposures to in. the ground for a coalition adminis- It 15 better 5°»_f‘”` bel' el' 5°' ___ _

candescent, gas lamps than they tration, and the fight between the Wives “~"_df°hl‘d’en' eve" a “gs no had received in all thc. previous meivr parties which have llaliwd by A" as I” ° as s“°“" h

the suppression of these oddmcnts

Piralivn iD9FSlJl1`Hll0Dl. 8- l>0\1I'lf\8 there are three main factors lnvolv- leaves sald_

ed, namely, the Hitlerites, the Cen- The yeafs at the fan

trists . and the executive, V which,

joint, lessening of the pain, and by under the leadership fo Chancellor -Conrad Aiken, in Poetry.

von Papen and General Schleicher,

“ming chmmc mfe°°l°“' are at present in the saddle, and is hinted that Hitler has some high _`Dr' Hin mms that ww] r°ne_°t°r ostensibly for the sole purpose of cards in the Eamff Still UP l'\lS Sl0`-‘VE Incandescent gas °r electric heap enforcing law and order throughout and that he is making S6095 H950.-

ers are cheap and efficient sources the com_m_y_ _But this 'view is not nations with General Schleicher

°f_rr“fl_“°i§’” “ii th” matmefm °‘ accepted by the parties most loud- concerning a certain price the Gov- C CHC 1' eunla Sm. _ t t for the su rt

l ly clamoring for supremacy of con ernmen mus DRY PPO MNALD R0 WE l

Tms_smtemem from such B' high trol. Indeed, General von Schleicher Of the Nazis; and the latest sugges- i

authority as Dr, Hill, that the heat = _ , '

has pretty clearly intimated mat tion in political circles is that Hitler

from the ordinary gas or electric » _ co.,

light reflected an the Joint will re- he h” ”° "‘°‘*“”°" °f S"°Pl’l“g may be “sslglled the ’°l° °f v‘°°' “eve chronic rheumMism_ H the down ai; the beek of he Nazis or Chancellor without portfolio in the

anybody else, and Adolf, Hitler has new Ministry, and that his lleuten

each time, should make every suf- issued 9' W‘"“l“3 W the Berlin BU' ‘mtsi Herman" G°e"l“3» Greg" rem. at least try this simple and thorltles that the promulgation of Strasser and Dr. _William Frick, are _

cheap method of treatment severe martial decrees from thc likely Y/0 be Sli/en positions in the Tr _ i

____.___ Wilhelmstrasse will be deemed rm Cabinet. All this is mere conjecture. - y

- insult to the Fascist or snlzation. What may be safely said is that S ’

Wlreless And The Sun The Nazis, it is held :t lvlunich minority government in pivotal iw- Brahmln Orange Pekoe Tea

(London Times) _ headquarters, can take care _of Slf»l0n l>@rf0rCe _ of the pressure of Retail pI'lC€ 500 pei' lb. .

The total eclipse ofthe sun, which "‘°’“‘°l"°‘- M°“““'“°~ me Hillel' °°“'“°”“g °l°’“°“t5 Wm ”°” 1°” sua oniym me Alrugm Packages.

is b b dl C ad in A _ ites call for the suppression of the Satisfy 5l”\Yb0dYi Bhd it lS 8611819-lll’

to eo serve n an a ug ,_

,ugh is to be made the occasion at Socialists and communists, their conceded that although Hitlerite_ _ _ __ i ri nt to deem between chief opponents, _who retort in Simi- control of the Reich is neither de-

an expe me e lar fashion upon the Ngzisl and the sirable nor practicable, the electoral

stiutl; t__l:;2c_;1sBs_f;_1__1_f_>Ywl__!\_c;u:_t)l_i;n_-,___ cide in favor of the moving particle I-eeghed between the major parties __

Ce theory. I

at the Royal Astronomical Society 1|\°1|0w|ng ,_ joint apnea", issued fééialzieflzsggggngwirgcihes;:;m_; ‘

in January of this year, Professor Y

A I t 1 ,_ d under the names °f P’°f°55°"5 AP' more answerable to the electoral

pp e on po n e out that the ques- pleton and Chapman in Nature last

tion of ultra-violet light versus mov- May for the assistance of Wireless vote' Tale! m°de"tes may “nd 3 lbi' " _#_

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Ins particles could be Settled by observers in Europe, it has been pr per um' ' ~

be made by various amateurs in

The question was further dis- this ¢°unh.y_ §_‘;_s;°Tsb€'heP’$°“°’ 5' Ch°Pm“"» Aa a result of the observations

C et exwnent °f me made in 1927 during the total

particle thwry' and he h"-5 “ln” eclipse of the sun which was visible ::;tl;:_s“;‘;t£h?;3;‘E°g:§“:E °f tl: in this country, Professor Appleton the stéeam or supposed eaeafi » is of opinion that the case for ultra- Wm be interrupted by _:__ rrngoeg violet light has been proved, since more than an hour before the ultra mlnked signal fading' which is an violet light is stopped so that what mdex of the return to night-time

- - ' conditions, was noted on that oe-

may be termed the "particle eclipse" _

caslon. The adherents of the mov ing particle theory have. however, expressed the view that the 1927 re- sults may have been fortuitous and

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ca eulated, should lie to the east of gm; on that occasion no obse,-va.

tions were made at a time when a "particle eclipse" might have been expected. The double set of experi- ments arranged for the coming

h _ ° el' °°°“’~ “fe W ”° °XP¢¢l¢d in eclipse should settle the matter. Mail onlm Given rmmpi

Magistrate: Have you any way of

site on the track of the ultra-violet

proving that h hit ?

lllfht eclipse are to be made in Can- pmngm (p(,;ungy;:,uB d,,c0]0m._ THE 2

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The crow in the ash tree cawed and

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'Iliese ghosts of leaves came round

Children and bright-eyed wives we

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